St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-30
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Bank clearings Yesterday amounted to
S4S4, 1880.
Sixth ward Democrats meet at DANA hall
this afternoon.
Two new cases of scarlet fever were re-
ported yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the Union league
Monday evening.
The Minnesota commandery OF the Loyal
Legion meets at the West hotel Wednesday
evening.
Capt. Happy Harry, of the Salvation army,
will go to St. Louis. His place will be flied
by q woman.
Mrs.E j. Bicknell. while driving on Nicollet
avenue yesterday, was thrown from her cut
ter and seriously injured.
The Ministers association will listen to a
paper on 1.-The Church and Amusements'' by
Rev. j. NJ. Patterson, Monday morning.
NJ. L. Quinn lectured at Gethsemane church
last evening on Robert Schuman Considered
from q Psychological and Historical Stand
point"
Representatives of the various Catholic
temperance societies meet at Association hall
this afternoon to arrange u programme for
ST. Patrick's day.
At the Church Of the Redeemer Rev. NJ. S.
Shutter will preach morning and evening.
Morning subject ''Temptation,' evening
subject 1.-THE Perpetual Revelation
Socialism VS.. Knights of Labor will be
the subject discussed at the SOcialistic mass
meeting this afternoon at Johnson's hall,
corner Twentieth avenue and Second street
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| S'@-H sffSht blaze occurred in the basement of
the building occupied b. the North Star Boot
and Shoe company last evening, but no dam
age was done. Sparks from u coke furnace
were the supposed cause.
The first annual service of the Caledonian
club will be held at the church of the pastor,
n "a al in nn1n of 1iT1Cpt ton
avenue and Twenty-third street south, this
evening.
AT Gethsemane Episcopal church. Rev. A.
Z. Graves, rector, holy communion will occur
ut $3.50 Il. H., morning prayer and sermon at
II a. NJ, Sunday schooi at p. m., popular
service of song and address at p. IN, choral
service and sermon at 1880 p. m.
Following a re the new officers of the North
ern Legion Of Honor: A. c. Sheldon, COM
mander; n. I. Warner, vice commander; +.
II. Peterson. secretary; Z. w. Foster, col
lector: c. II. Smith, treasurer; E. D. Titus,
chaplain; r. Nj. Collier. orator; A. Seger-
strom, guide; IL. j. Parker, warden; Dr.. j..
A. Crosby, medical examiner.
The Bible class in connection with St.
Mark parish will meet to-day at 1915 p. ~,
Immediately after morning service, in the
right transcript of the church. The class is
gaining il numerical strength and inteIe st
from week to week. The life. conversion and
| ministry of st. Paul is the subject for study
at present The rector is teacher. All young
men are most cordially invited to attend.
The Art class met last Tuesday evening at
the residence Of John Crosby. 624 South Tenth
street. Prof. George Edwin MacLean, of the
state university, presided. The lesson for
the next meeting is as follows: Brief discus
sion on Phgaea sculptures, Paionios Nike
and Lykian sculptures, followed by Scopas
and his works. The next meeting Of the
class will be on Feb. at the residence of
John Crosby, 624 South Tenth street, when
Prof. Maria Sanford, of the state university,
will lead the discussion.
ST. Marks Episcopal church, Sixth street.
between Hennepin and Nicollet avenues,
Rev. Il. B. Wells, D. D., 50 Sixth street south,
rector Morning service and sermon, 10; 80 q.
M; Sunday school, l2:15 D. IN; Bible class
for young men, 1915 p. m; evening service
and lecture, $50 p. m. Tomorrow (Monday)
evening st. Marks Chapter Brotherhood of
st. Andrew will meet in the guild room, back
of St. Mark church, at 1880 o'clock. Young
men are cordially invited to attend and con-
meet themselves with the brotherhood
The committee for the Svea Music Band and
Singing society's fair, which will be held at
the Swede Brothers hall, corner Eighth ave-
nue. southland Fourth street, from the 9Th to
the ed OF February, desires to thank the
leading business men OF Minneapolis for their
kindness in contribution of so many valuable
articles to the Society'S fair. All those who
as yet have not contributed to the fair, hut
wish TO do so, are requested to bring
their articles to the Svea music room,
$685. Washington avenue south, Friday and
Saturday evenings, the 4th and 18th of Feb
ruary, where the con- mittee will receive them
from to O'Clock. Every contributor will
receive a season ticket free.